Hello,
I'm working with mica2 motes, using CC1000ControlM,
and changing the baud rate of serial port. When I
compile this code for simulation, CC1000ControlM and
the constans applied to instruction 'outp' are
considered compilation errors. Is really cumbersome
disable and enable those lines, for
Hi all, When i run SurgeTelos, i notice that when data reaches base station, the format of the message is that of MultiHopMsg. MultiHopMsg is wired too in the configuration file but i am not able to understand how SurgeTelos uses multihopmsg to send data. I mean there is nothing in the program
Hi!
The errors from ./Bootstrap were caused by and old automake (1.4) that was
laying around in my system. Using the 1.9 solved the problem. Using the
latest CVS version of nesc also solved the compilation problem from sdk/c.
:-)
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On Tue, 30 May 2006, Razvan Musaloiu-E. wrote:
Hi!
You can turn the ACKs ON by using:
[yourProgram].MacControl - CC1000RadioIntM; // in the config file
call MacControl.enableAck(); // after Comm.init();
This will automagically switch the packet type ID and attempt to do ACKs.
I doubt that this will help your problem, if you
Yes, DBG is only good for simulation since there is no way for a mote
to access any devices on the PC directly. For in-system debugging you
can format a message to send to the PC, look into the JTAG debug
interface (search this list for some pointers), or flash LEDs and try
to make sense of them
Hi all,
I'm working with TinyOS, TOSSIM and TinyViz under WinXP/Cygwin.
I've written some code for the motes and wanted to test the code in the
simulator with more than ten motes. The code is yet not very complex and
only a few lines long. My problem now is, that the simulator runs very
slow and
hi,
I have a naive doubt about the maximum size of identifier in nesC.
Thanks in advance,
kiran.
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Another option is to use VDB, a debugging utility for
TinyOS. It is wiring-free so what one needs to do is to
simply #include a file (vdbavr.inc) in your nesC code
(in the implementation part) and then use the
'print' function to output messages to PC through
UART. More documentation is here
It's defined in system/tos.h:
typedef unsigned char bool;
Are you sure that Java guarantees a single byte boolean?
MS
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hi,
In Java language for boolean variable one byte is allocated. In nesC
whether one byte or one bit is allocated for boolean variable?
Thanks in
On 5/30/06, Manju [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am working on tinyos-2_0_devel-BRANCH and telosb motes. I was trying
to read and write from the STM25P80 flash on telosb motes.
However, I realized that most of the interfaces as defined TEP103 has
not been implemented (or even specified in
Hello all:I am working on a simple system of Telos B Motes to do some distance ranging experiments. I realize that this subject has been beat dead on this board, but I am stuck and would appreciate any insight.I have several motes programmed with CntToRfm. No problems there. I can install TOSBase
This is putting the RSSI in the 20th byte of the the TOS_Msg.data
field, but probably the CntToRfm message says that the significant
data (TOS_Msg.length) is much shorter...I forget, 4 or 6 bytes...
so your client is just displaying the N significant bytes.
You should be able to verify this with
This mod puts the strength in the 20th byte of the the TOS_Msg.data
field, but probably the CntToRfm message says that the significant
data (TOS_Msg.length) is much shorter...I forget, 4 or 6 bytes...
so your client is just displaying the N significant bytes.
You should be able to verify this
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